Curious about the new signs posted in the Cumberland Community Forest? Following is some history of the Forest and how to care for this community resource!
Join UROC on Sunday April 1st for some trail maintenance on Buggered Pig. Meet 11am at the CRI parking lot or join us on trail afterwards.
Cumberland Coun. Gwyn Sproule was somewhat dismayed to discover an historical structure has become part of a biking trail behind Chinatown.
For sixteen days, vehicle service will be suspended. No one will be able to drive onto the island or drive off.
If you are interested in Trail Building, either as a new helper or a seasoned pro, this event will give you many new tips and techniques.
Logging activities starting soon, please stay safe and honour any signage or visible signs of logging activities including sounds or visibly seeing equipment. Debris can be thrown hundreds of meters during harvesting.
by Currently Cumberland on Wednesday, October 20, 2010 at 11:43am What is wrong with people? This morning Carl Tessmann, Cumberlander and one of many who regularly is out running and/or biking in the trails, shared that the amazing carving of a beaver at the end of the upper Thirsty Beaver trail was cut down and [...]
In what may have seemed like an impossible task given the amount of snowfall this winter, Mount Washington will open its popular Bike Park this Thursday, July 1st.
The United Riders of Cumberland has worked hard to ensure that they can set an example to the community as to how we can dictate the future growth of the community and it’s recreational possibilities.
Spring is here and so are the warm days. With more people out on the trails, cougar sightings have been very common lately. Considering sightings are typically very rare, the recent visibility is worriesome. Please take care, ride in groups, and keep children and pets close by. Cougars, their tracks and markings have been seen [...]
